What happens if she's just this sort of scrawny scrapper?
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Military officials say many captured militants are scrawny and malnourished.
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Ma was scrawny and often got into fights with classmates.
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Some picky eaters are scrawny, but this one was chunky.
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" To his left was a scrawny, disheveled waif labeled "U.
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Fannami never found a uniform to fit his scrawny frame.
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And there were scrawny Somali boys with guns roaming the streets.
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And if that's dancing with scrawny [sic] little f—, so be it.
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Their leader, Luis, a scrawny figure with warm eyes, calls out commands.
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Some are fluffy and rotund, while others are bizarre-looking and scrawny.
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Or not underestimating scrawny little kids because they might be secret superheroes.
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Scouts in continental Europe and South America routinely look for scrawny magicians.
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In the schoolhouse, Skaskiw stumbled upon five scrawny children squatting in darkness.
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My boyfriend is a scrawny man with a crooked nose and a ponytail.
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You're Scout, a lone wanderer with a scrawny old dog, Aesop, for company.
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We fished for piranhas — later eating our scrawny catch pan-fried for lunch.
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I could feel my brother's hand on the back of my scrawny neck.
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"Dad bod") Ken or the "slim" (read, "scrawny") Ken, but "man bun" Ken.
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Children kick balls around, and a few scrawny dogs loll in the shade.
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His body, when it isn't a little overindulged around the abdomen, is scrawny.
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"I am, by nature, on the scrawny side," he told Harper's Bazaar Singapore.
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During a routine mole check, I made a grumbling aside about my scrawny locks.
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Fetal cells were taken from a pregnant sheep and injected into the scrawny pope.
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Gangs roamed the streets, and Gomez, small and scrawny, was a target, he said.
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Who knew this scrawny little kid could make such a change in my life?
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But he's still the scrappy, scrawny guy he once was underneath all of that.
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Scrawny red maples ran uphill right into a descending phalanx of branchy black cherries.
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Scrawny red maples ran uphill right into a descending phalanx of branchy black cherries.
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At first glance, the scrawny quadruped looks pathetic, as it struggles to walk without collapsing.
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More recently, the Nigerian military has been reporting that captured fighters are scrawny from hunger.
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One tall and scrawny man with a long neck appeared to be the group's ringleader.
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So I invent: cheap laminate paneling, dust from marble and granite, a scrawny old man.
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Cotton, who is tall and scrawny and loves partisan combat, delivered an unexpectedly sharp rebuke.
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Perhaps he believed the First Amendment gave him the right to expose his pale, scrawny derrière.
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He was the most unassuming of the three; his ragged clothes hung from his scrawny body.
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I picked my scrawny self up and, burning with impotent rage, went to chaperone her home.
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Scrawny dudes are now just as sexualizable as the ideal masculine form in the pornographic world.
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I remember first realizing the dynamic as a scrawny, closeted high schooler watching Will and Grace.
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It's looking right at you, eyes like a couple marbles, body oddly scrawny and strung-out.
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The huge bodybuilder of a senior beats up the scrawny freshman who accidentally bumped his backpack.
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"I hear you're looking for me," he coolly told the scrawny man who answered the door.
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JWST is scrawny compared to the beast of a stargazer astronomers want to build in the 2030s.
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The public votes on which bears have grown the fattest from their somewhat scrawny early summer forms.
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A scrawny 22-year old from Kebbi State in the north-west, he came looking for work.
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They're both basically scrawny tracks though, more a showcase for Skies's pop-crossover potential than standalone hits.
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Does this man walk everywhere on his scrawny legs, no matter how far his destination may be?
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The scrawny figure, in white gloves, looks at once terrified and guilty in his chamber of horrors.
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That is pretty good for a scrawny boy who grew up rooting for Oklahoma in Austin, Tex.
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An old pickup truck was backed down to the shore, in the shade of some scrawny trees.
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A scrawny girl crawled onto the lap of her mother, Ana Wuillams, crying that she was cold.
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It was far-fetched for 13 scrawny American colonies to succeed against the might of the British Empire.
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He is not a small person anymore, but when he first signed he was still short and scrawny.
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Photos from that time depict a scrawny kid; his hair is dark and full, his glare preternaturally confident.
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I feel like people are trying to paint Bernie as this little scrawny little man — which is crazy!
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Prior to his transformation into Captain America, Steve Rogers is small and scrawny, nothing like actor Chris Evans.
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Our reigning Chris is our reigning Steve as the scrawny kid from Brooklyn who just wants to punch Nazis.
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He's introduced as a scrawny outcast, desperate to make friends and fit in the overheated, tight-knit beach town.
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Status could provide structured data about your behavior, which could beef up Snapchat's scrawny repository of ad-targeting information.
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Then you want to see before and after photos showing dramatic weight loss—not scrawny to brawny success stories.
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In May 1973, a scrawny bearded Bruce Springsteen made his DC debut there, doing three straight nights for $750.
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Joseph Kahn's "Bodied," a rap battle satire featuring a surprisingly talented scrawny white protagonist, took the midnight madness award.
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And the tree he bought to liven up everybody's holiday spirit was mocked for being so scrawny and small.
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My mother covered our kitchen table with smudgy newspaper to catch the juice that ran down my scrawny arms.
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I'm thinking of the scrawny weasel who leapt at the chance for a "free shot" on his Kingdom adversary.
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A scrawny old-time Village-hipster type was driving the nurses crazy about something, likely trying to wheedle drugs.
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A less discerning buyer might hope to bring home a scrawny animal for around $200, still exorbitant for many Senegalese.
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With so much focus on this commercial turkey, heritage turkeys -- with their colorful feathers and scrawny size -- declined in numbers.
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Three scrawny men push another, older man around; in the end, they manage to rip something out of his hand.
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Even when spouting from the mouths of scrawny kids like Lydon or Strummer, punk was full of rock's macho swagger.
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Johnathon Schaech – the scrawny singer from 'That Thing You Do' – has bulked up ... and no, this isn't an April Fools joke.
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Six, the scrawny protagonist in new horror adventure Little Nightmares, might be the most fragile-looking hero in any video game.
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Even at its smallest band circumference the watch still felt uncomfortable on my admittedly scrawny wrists, but your milage may vary.
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In the back streets scrawny men loiter outside terraces of peeling boarding houses, swigging from cans and glaring at the seagulls.
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A more daring movie would have ventured beyond fat, pampered house cats and scrawny alley predators in its depiction of them.
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Luckily it was a really warm game and I was able to go shirtless as a scrawny little 13-year-old.
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In old footage of "International Velvet," Ms. O'Neal was a beautiful, fresh-faced teenager, but she was scrawny, just starting puberty.
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On a scorchingly hot afternoon recently, the audience fell silent as a scrawny young man named Don nervously clutched a microphone.
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I was twenty-five but easily passed for younger—my scrawny frame underdeveloped, my cheeks still hairless—so I advertised nineteen.
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You look at it, and you can't quite believe how wild-haired and scrawny the great man was in his dashing 20s.
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The cooks spoiled this tiny man, who inspected their birds' scrawny necks and armpits in a getup like a saint on parade.
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The scrawny, pinkish bird balances precariously on a green wire; one foot hooks on, while the other looks ready to lash out.
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The briefs were shown on a peculiar cast of scrawny, chicken-chested models, otherwise clad in nothing but scrunched-up athletic socks.
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Not long ago, Li Tianyou was a scrawny junior high school dropout struggling to make a living in China's dreary industrial northeast.
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Underneath the sheath of muscles and strength granted to him by the super soldier serum, he's still a scrawny, awkward, emaciated weakling.
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A fat man in a too-small tank top with fading, stretched tattoos brushes up against a scrawny adolescent in an Against Me!
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MAE SAI, Thailand — The scrawny boys were huddled on the floor of the cave when the British divers emerged from the murky water.
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Adrian Autry, one of Hopkins's teammates, said the adjustment might not have been easy, but the scrawny Hopkins eventually became a team captain.
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Remember, in Gaston's titular song, Gaston and LeFou have this exchange: LEFOU: Not a bit of him's scraggly or scrawny GASTON: That's right!
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She's naturally scrawny and a little bit shy, not the type of person to beast out at the gym—or so I once thought.
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Back then, I had no prospects beyond imaginary trysts with boy-band crooners and scrawny actors with sun-kissed mushroom cuts and cherry lips.
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He was a scrawny, dark-skinned, unassuming, geeky kid who didn't fit in, couldn't get the girl he wanted, and generally lacked self confidence.
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SHADED by a tree, an elderly farmer gestures hopefully at the scrawny green shoots poking from his small plot in Vietnam's Mekong river delta.
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"It's life on the river," Ms. Eller said on Monday as people fished from her back porch, though only one scrawny catfish was biting.
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Why the hell was I listening to a bunch of scrawny dudes with floppy hair sing about a very big house in the country?
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His physical strength is improving under the guidance of Jez Green, who helped Murray grow from a scrawny teenager to a superbly fit athlete.
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He's fully nude, and although scrawny and slightly emaciated, the emboldened charge of youth is palpable in the direct, fixed gaze of the portrait.
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So instead of a scrawny teenager, the four guys at a vacant house got the meaty 6-foot-3, 250 pound ex-football player.
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Perhaps more important, butchers think San Martineros are scrawny and dislike their reddish hue (hybrids can look like either variety or a mix of both).
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Kate Moss had just launched her first Topshop collection, meaning that everyone and their nan was wearing low rise jeans and those scrawny neck scarfs.
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Brian Jay Jones's biography GEORGE LUCAS: A Life (Little, Brown, $32) tells an oft-told tale: how a scrawny, easily bored nerd from Modesto, Calif.
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Macro is the culmination of his life's work and the realization of dreams he has nursed since he was just another scrawny kid in Georgia.
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By the time Peterson met Sasha in the fall of 1978, the scrawny tuxedo cat was a regular at the Animal Medical Center in Manhattan.
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He grew up to be 22020 feet 2200 inches, with the muscular arms of many a football player, not the scrawny arms of many a runner.
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Affleck's Batman is a bit of a square, allowing Momoa's swarthy and imposing Aquaman and Miller's scrawny pile of wit to bounce off Affleck's self-seriousness.
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Every day, Keitany would walk two kilometers carrying a pail, hoisting her scrawny body uphill to retrieve water from a nearby river for cooking and drinking.
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It was not yet fully grown but weighed just 13,000 pounds, an unusually scrawny size for a whale that can reach 120,000 pounds as an adult.
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The difference was in the expense, in whether you were getting the wings or the breast, or a scrawny old chicken or a fat young one.
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In slightly stomach-churning scenes like "The Widow" and "The Parents," both from 1931, Savinio's mother acquires the scrawny head and fleshy wattles of a turkey.
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Two scrawny, acne-pocked Latino teenagers in T-shirts and sandals were seated at matching desks on opposite sides of the room staring unblinking at laptop screens.
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In an early scene, Juan takes Chiron to his home with girlfriend Teresa (Janelle Monáe) and smiles as he watches the scrawny boy practically inhale his food.
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Ben-Gurion was interested in forging a new Jew: the scrawny scholars of the European shtetl poring over sacred texts would become vigorous tillers of the soil.
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" These hopeless exchanges go on for 203 minutes, as fans flood the stream chat with Pepe the Frog memes and call Masterson names like "scrawny little bitch.
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Some have now swapped oxen and goats for "Meatmaster" sheep, bred by crossing desert-hardy but scrawny native sheep with breeds better known for packing on weight.
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The joke opens with Mulaney, a scrawny, baby-faced kid in this clip, expressing his shock and awe that any woman could perceive him as a threat.
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"This scrawny forest that you wouldn't think twice about actually had a lot of carbon," said Matthew Kirwan, a coastal ecologist at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science.
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A self-described "scrawny, nerdy kid," Agabi grew up in the suburb of Surulere in Lagos, Nigeria and obtained a Bachelors degree in Physics from University of Lagos.
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And this all happens in Bechdel's beautifully crowded panels, in the matter-of-fact diversity of her men and women and their bodies: femme, butch, slim, scrawny, ample.
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Raking one-point perspective, framed by tractorless trailers, corrugated steel fences, and scrawny utility poles, transforms a parking lot in Bushwick into a set from some Beckett play.
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The achievement of his early movies, culminating in "Annie Hall" (his seventh feature as a director) was to turn a scrawny, bookish, self-conscious nebbish into a player.
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Truth is, there are still scrawny, fledgling labels operating on a shoestring with more gusto than business plan, and they still make New York Fashion Week their home.
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Pappy takes the scrawny little boy who must have been me down into the basement, puts the gloves on the boy's fists and then gloves his own hands.
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The group started when its members were still in high school and its second album, "Prehysteria," delivers more scrawny indie rock with an extra helping of eye roll.
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Early Man tells the story of Dug (voiced by Redmayne), a scrawny caveman belonging to a tribe of rabbit hunters, who has big dreams for his fellow cave dwellers.
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From "scrawny" kid who was bullied to a record-breaking 16-time WWE World Champion to bonafide movie star — it seems there's nothing John Cena can't and won't do.
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Most of India's street dogs are about two feet tall, short-haired, curly-tailed, trim but not scrawny, and descended from an ancient breed related to the Australian dingo.
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The punk poet laureate is no longer scrawny and her dark hair is gray, but she is every inch the glam "gothic crow" Salvador Dalí once described her as.
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The actor -- most famous for scrawny physique in "Silicon Valley" and "The Big Sick" -- posted two shirtless photos showing his now-ripped torso, and he's clearly been working out.
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Of course it's funny that Aiden is, in reality, a scrawny and not particularly interesting kid, but who doesn't look back at their teenaged crush with a raised eyebrow?
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"They can be inspirational, proof that there is good in the world," says Rutledge, citing the examples of the scrawny dogs who become fluffy and happy again once they're adopted.
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Yet the firm's 335 million user base and $711 million of total revenue look oddly scrawny considering it is the megaphone of choice for figures such as President Donald Trump.
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Instead, embracing my hair loss was embracing the scrawny, bald, weirdo man that I am and always will be until I pass on to that great barbershop in the sky.
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This is more like Grimes singing for Roomrunner — scrawny messy energetic whomp meets Eva Hendricks, whose squeaky, sugary scream abrades at this moment in history like no electric guitar will.
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Picture the brute kicking sand in the face of the scrawny wimp in the Charles Atlas comic-book ads, inspiring our hero to pump up his muscles and seek revenge.
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It was when Mr. Volanthen ran out of line and surfaced that he saw the group of scrawny boys, some sitting, some standing, on a shelf above the water line.
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The big-brother part of our relationship only extends to age; all of my brothers are much larger than me, with muscles and stuff compared to my hollow-boned, scrawny frame.
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Her daughter reaches down and takes her right hand, so that both of her children are now holding her scrawny, shaky hands, which seem not to belong to her at all.
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Major League Soccer is beginning to seem rather miserly in comparison to its Chinese counterpart, its financial sinews looking withered and scrawny next to the bulging might of the Super League.
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"I was a scrawny 5-foot-9, 130-pound kid, and I'd be hauling a keg of beer that weighed twice as much as I did," he said with a laugh.
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TAVERNISE: She was this kind of skinny, scrawny, well-raised young woman who was aching to just plunge into the wildness of the decade that was kind of unfolding around her.
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In a clumsily animated V.R. segment produced by another company, I experienced a nightmarish version of the latter: I flew through the air, my legs dangling below me, scrawny and immovable.
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Inevitably she visits Ötzi, the 5,000-year-old traveller preserved by the snows of the Tyrol, with his stomach full of ibex meat and an arrowhead still embedded in his scrawny shoulder.
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When Tom was drafted in the second-to-last round, he was slow and scrawny, and buried on the depth chart below Drew Bledsoe, Michael Bishop and the drummer for the Cars.
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Sure, you could go full Neistat and haul around a EOS 80D on a Joby GorillaPod like a boss, but maybe your scrawny arms can't handle that kind of heavy setup yet.
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Talbott said he was scrawny and stood just 5 feet 7 inches when he climbed into the ring with Ali, who was well on his way to his adult height, 6-3.
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At one dilapidated sanctuary in the hills outside the capital Caracas, hundreds of scrawny dogs bark and claw through wire mesh to scavenge for food in the streets and forest land nearby.
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A scrawny little cat made its way into right field Tuesday night during the sixth inning against the Atlanta Braves, and like any normal mammal, it cowered in fear of Giancarlo Stanton.
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Swings, seesaw, monkey bars jammed into a weedy rectangle of mulch, a cedar gazebo, three picnic tables, a scrawny maple tree casting a thin slice of adolescent shade across a water fountain.
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There was a sense of disappointment in the air as they approached the blade made by Randall, a sweet and scrawny older man who's been a part-time bladesmith for 30 years.
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In terms of appearances, Levin fits his role well: a scrawny white guy living in Greenpoint with his wife and newborn child, who wears wayfarers and toys with film cameras for fun.
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Part of the success Mr. Slimane enjoyed during his previous design stints owed to how easy it was for women to wear the stuff he intended for the scrawny starvelings he favors.
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Obviously, being in shape counts for a lot, but while one participant could interpret the thinner avatar as being lean and ready for the game, another might think he looks undersized and scrawny.
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Born into poverty in the eastern state of Odisha, the scrawny kid was touted as the next big thing in Indian sport after he ran marathon after marathon without ever seeming to tire.
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Attired in a smart blue suit and tie for the Cavalli show, the executive seemed bemused by a parade of scrawny male models clomping around a carpeted runway left soggy by afternoon thundershowers.
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A few years after a fire burns through an area of the Amazon, the lush vegetation is often replaced with a dense patch of scrawny trees that take up most of the space.
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Trying to live up to that — because they would constantly make little jabs at me for my body type for being kind of scrawny and seen as weak — I realized it just wasn't clicking.
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Her bedraggled head nearly scrapes the ceiling of the Bushwick Starr in Brooklyn, where Jason Craig's play opened on Thursday night, and her scrawny torso is attached to a Brobdingnagian skirt that defies circumnavigation.
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The children of Newport, Kentucky, are on spring break this week — so on Wednesday morning, when Sharon Hall spotted a scrawny teen in a hooded sweatshirt loitering outside her home at 7:30 a.m.
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And while Ralph the scrawny, strangely naked-looking wolf never looks entirely convincing as a real creature, George the ape and the giant croc have a palpable weight and strength that helps the illusion.
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In order to survive on minimal resources, poor people are forced to ruin the land and water around them, burning forests for more scrawny cattle, and eating essentially all the wild animals they can.
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This is a super fun clip ... our photog -- a scrawny Aussie -- eased into the conversation by talking muscles and quickly moved to the subject of boobs, which he says is the staple of Snapchat.
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" The line issues a mission statement that sets a deep-blue tone for Morrissey's upcoming record, "Low in High School"; its cover features a scrawny teen holding a sign that reads "Axe the Monarchy.
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Despite its scrawny-necked snorkel (for fording rivers) and boxy lines, however, his 1992 Land Rover Defender fits right into the latest wave of cars being scooped up by a new generation of collectors.
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His stepmother, Karen Joubert, came into Wardy's life when he was a scrawny 14-year-old, after she started dating his widowed father (Wardy's mom, Vera, died from Hodgkin's lymphoma when he was 11).
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Kamala was as American as could be, but he portrayed a Ugandan tribesman led around to matches by a caricature of an Arab businessman, and later by a scrawny white guy in a safari outfit.
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Elliott (Patton Oswalt) is a scrawny screenwriter working on a ridiculous ultra-violent action script, for up to five minutes at a time between sessions with his well-used, heavily patched, blow-up sex doll.
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Before he drove off, Mr. Islam, 22, scrawny and with a long nose, described the joys of roaming the urban center of Kunduz city for three days during the Muslim festival of Eid al-Fitr.
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" The president went on to tell Peabody that scrawny Ted was not to face "heavy boys": "I am afraid if he goes on like this he will get battered out before he can play in college.
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Even the most orthodox black metal fan or real hip-hop head has to start somewhere, and for millions of American kids, that starting point came courtesy of a few scrawny dudes from the LA suburbs.
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Without the water buffalos and the conical hats, it could have been Faulkner's Mississippi: a region dotted with settlements of rough-cut wooden houses, where kids tended scrawny livestock on the banks of wide, lazy rivers.
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In the classic horror comedy, which was initially going to be titled Health Club Horror, Melvin, the Tromaville Health Club's scrawny janitor, is constantly being picked on by idiot meatheads while mopping the gym's weight rooms.
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My reflection in the mirror looked nothing like it did back in middle school: Rather than seeing a scrawny kid drowning in velour, desperate to fit in, I liked the way I filled out the outfit.
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Nicholas Kristof When she was a scrawny 11-year-old, Sherry Johnson found out one day that she was about to be married to a 20-year-old member of her church who had raped her.
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Scrawny dogs scatter as we approach, as quickly as children run toward us, taking our own children's hands and pulling them to join in their exploration of the dilapidated boats and sealife at the water's edge.
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By the end of the movie, I felt like I'd been tackled by a dozen linebackers (which is a real thing that happens to scrawny Lucas whilst trying to prove his manhood to his lady love).
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Even worse, the domain's owner was listed as "Steve Rogers"—the scrawny patriot who, according to Marvel Comics lore, used a vial of Super-Soldier Serum to transform himself into Captain America, a member of the Avengers.
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"It's not as though we want to sit here in the afternoons," Jahid Hasan, 16, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation on a dusty main road running through Balukhali camp as stray dogs and scrawny cows wandered past.
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In 2012's The Avengers, he's a thawed-out man out of time; he has all the powers of a super soldier, but beneath his superhero surface is that scrawny guy who's a grandpa among his peers.
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At one point, while Willis spoke to the bartender, a scrawny man in his early 20s tapped me on the shoulder and asked if I knew that I was sitting next to Willis Earl Beal, the artist.
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" Harrison Ford, who replaced him as Tom Clancy's character Jack Ryan after "The Hunt for Red October," is "a little man, short, scrawny and wiry, whose soft voice sounds as if it's coming from behind a door.
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When Mike falls for Judy (Andrea Riseborough, all hair and gumption), a scrawny single mother who's not at all down with racism, he's forced to choose between his woman and the only family he has ever known.
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Most of its goats are malnourished and too scrawny to be used commercially for meat, animal feed is too expensive to maintain a sustainable business and much of the soil is too depleted for trees to grow back.
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A very nervous, scared girl in my second freshman brood, who clutched my wrist with scrawny fingers that felt like chickadee talons the day we met, was one of the best thinkers and writers in all my classes.
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WEARING a cowboy hat and holding two scrawny goats at the end of a tether, the farmer scowls when asked how business is going at Nyamata Market, a patch of dusty earth about 25km south of Kigali, Rwanda's capital.
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The deposed Mr Karolyi was quick to cry foul, decrying the sight of scrawny Chinese pre-pubescents amid allegations that the People's Republic misrepresented its gymnasts' ages to gain the gravity-defying advantages of low weight and tiny stature.
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Down the road, she pointed out the mural she helped paint years ago beneath a bridge, and the sidewalk where she vomited after a girl beat her up at age 9 or 10 because she was scrawny and poor.
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Watching him skewer the linebacker Lawrence Taylor and the rapper Ice-T to their faces in one joke was an illustration of how a quick wit could make even a scrawny comic the most fearsome person in the room.
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With some CG magic, Chris Evans is equally effective as the scrawny but stalwart Steve Rogers, a classic American underdog determined to serve his country at any cost, as he is in Cap's more muscular incarnation (Available to stream on FXNow).
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I instead considered finitudes and infinitudes, unimagined uses for tubs of sour cream, the projectile motion of said tub when launched from an eighty foot shelf or maybe when pushed from a speedy cart by a scrawny seventeen year old.
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Overhanging his outer compound wall were the only two remaining shade trees in the citadel, one a dying oak, the other a mulberry tree, and within the compound was a tatterdemalion garden, where a scrawny pomegranate tree drooped with heavy fruit.
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"His entire arc has been about growing up from a scrawny kid into a super soldier, trying to keep his intrinsic curiosity and kindness without leaning too far into naiveté, and ultimately learning the hard ways of the world," Framke told me.
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From The Washington Post:The rough review, based on annual surveys of the magazine's subscribers, marks only the latest hurdle for America's youngest major automaker, which has energized the country's scrawny electric-car industry but has also struggled with repeated production and delivery delays.
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The parking lot was locked and loaded with about two dozen pickup trucks, and, as scrawny liberal Austinites, we braced ourselves and pushed open the saloon doors, only to find black and white farmers talking and laughing, playing poker, and shooting pool together.
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Members of the moneyed elite whose wealth dates back to the colonial era can take pleasure in access to the new, exclusive Manila House social club, while just over 10 miles away, scrawny boys take a dip in the polluted waters near shanties.
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The tomatoes and the banana pepper plants both thrived, but the eggplant yielded only three smallish fruits; my four corn plants gave us a total of five scrawny ears, and the cantaloupe vine just grows and grows and sits there, fruitless, taunting me.
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So, which do you prefer: a beautiful boy with short hair next to Steve Carrell giving another serious role a shot, a scrawny New England pot dealer also with pretty short hair, or a long-haired young man in a fucking Woody Allen movie?
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Continued love affair with Roman Reigns aside, WWE has transitioned to a company populated almost exclusively by men and women who would have had no place in its ranks just five years ago: high-flyers, fat guys, scrawny guys, weird guys, women who can wrestle.
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Adam Brody is perfectly cast as the scrawny and beautiful emo frontman, Nikolai—he is, after all, a man known to viewers for being Seth Cohen, the Death Cab-loving nerd of The O.C. who was fantasized about by alternative girls of all subcultural persuasions.
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If you asked Dabo about the process of my switch from quarterback to wide receiver now, he would probably have a million stories about how hard it was turning a little scrawny quarterback into a two-time All-ACC, polished NFL-caliber wide receiver.
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That means if you're jumping around, losing your mind, throwing your scrawny bodies up against each other, make sure you look around and make sure that you see if anybody's feeling like they're in some trouble, move them to safety, especially in the mosh pit.
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For every story about South Vietnamese scouts retreating at the first shot, leaving the Americans alone in the jungle, there's a positive story — say, about an ARVN soldier carrying a wounded American adviser on his scrawny body to the safety of the landing zone.
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Enter Jared Hess, whose idiosyncratic film about an awkward high schooler (played by Jon Heder) in a small town in Idaho, shot on a scrawny budget and without star power, struck an immediate chord with audiences, leading to those heavy-hitting box-office figures.
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Check out these workout videos of Kumail pumping iron with Grant Roberts ... the celeb trainer tells TMZ Kumail's transformation from scrawny to sculpted was all about intensity, and they trained for a little over an hour a day, 5 times a week for 10 months.
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While "grunge" was a more fitting term for scrappy punk-tinged bands like Nirvana and Mudhoney, Alice In Chains were bellowing out taut heavy metal riffs and bleak vocal harmonies from stringy maned guitarist Jerry Cantrell and a scrawny young dude named Layne Staley.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The cash-strapped Pennsylvania city that was ridiculed and then praised in 2014 for its scrawny "Charlie Brown Christmas" tree has decided to go artificial this year, gracing its town square with a brightly lit, factory-made model that will last for years.
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Starring actual teenagers — including James Franco, Seth Rogen and Jason Segel — it hops back to 1980 and tours the lives of Lindsay Weir (Linda Cardellini), a mathlete exploring her rebellious side, and her younger brother Sam (John Francis Daley), a scrawny nerd trying to survive high school.
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While all of the children—including Isabel, Abia, Zacarias and Mário, having just been bitten by a dog—were endearing, it was the scrawny Flávio, dressed in dirty clothes, staring at the photographer with large yearning eyes that captured the attention of the American readers of Life.
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As she related what I had said, he flipped through the books excitedly and pointed to reproductions of his sketches on the backs of beer coasters and scraps of paper, two nude women, a fish biting a finger, a scrawny youth who looked a little familiar.
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For nearly a century, the Ford suffered the indignities of being the scrawny kid next door, enduring the jarring sounds of, say, a Black Sabbath performance roaring over the canyon, or the rumble from Highway 101, which runs by it, as a classical ensemble soldiered on.
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Long before he grew up to become a national heartthrob and PEOPLE's 1988 Sexiest Man Alive, John F. Kennedy Jr. was a "scrawny kid" who shied away from "rough-and-tumble sports," recalls Kathy McKeon, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis' live-in assistant and sometime nanny between 1964 and 1977.
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It's not so different from my own realization one morning, a few months after medical transition, that I was no longer the scrawny, niche twink I had been a couple years prior, but a waif with long blonde hair and what guys in bars call "exotic" good looks.
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"I'm trying to get back to the way I swung in 2010, 2011 and it's sort of hard because my body's changed quite a bit since then," the 29-year-old, whose muscular frame now is a far cry from the scrawny teenager of days gone by, told reporters.
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The colors are relatively pure: When Guston uses contrasting strokes of black and reddish orange to make the prominent boxy shape in "Traveler III" of 1959, we recognize it as a harbinger of his late style, and not just because it seems to have two scrawny legs and big feet.
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The chalkboards in painstaking cursive that misspell half the menu; the sad frites and scrawny mussels and refrigerated cheeses; the old-guard dishes put through modern contortions until they end up looking like Gérard Depardieu wearing Jeggings — we put up with these signs of forgery because we want the real thing so badly.
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His social media feeds don't need to be filled with video after video of him squatting 600 pounds or flexing his biceps like some formerly scrawny actor trying to tell us he got pumped up for a Spider-Man movie; it needs to show he's a well-rounded person who can laugh at himself.
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Over the course of these brief excerpts of the film, we have been introduced to many things: the best line of dialogue ever uttered on screen; The Joker as a scrawny, drugged-out, '90s Tarantino villain; and a new world record for the most times anyone has said "bad guys" in a 80-second period.
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Growing up in California, she was a "scrawny, miserable, impoverished, marginalized, unpopular teenager" who left home with a GED at 17, briefly escaped to Paris, where she was sometimes too poor to eat, came home to graduate from San Francisco State University, then earned a master's in journalism from the University of California, Berkeley.
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It was textbook Ricky Morton: the smaller member of the legendary Rock n Roll Express mastered the art of getting his ass kicked by his opponents, working the crowd into a fever pitch as the ultimate scrawny underdog, before laying off a hot tag to his partner, Robert Gibson, just as the tidal wave of heat crescendoed.
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It was a mashup of mayhem, real and imagined: old people buried alive by their friends' kids who had cleaned out their bank accounts; a woman held captive and raped in a storage locker for months; a bullied office worker avenging himself violently; a scrawny teen-ager trying to defend Islam by blowing up a school.
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Miuccia Prada, too, seemed to take up travel as a thematic for a show that cast models as vagabonds, dressing them for the road in skinny cycling pants or chunky sweaters or nylon blousons, burdening their scrawny frames with bulging rucksacks (Prada's first commercial success, in 1984, was a nylon backpack) from which brogues were hung hobo-style.
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Unlike the muscled jock who picks on the scrawny nerd, the straight teenager who harasses the gay kid or the jilted boyfriend who uses the cover of the internet to mar his ex's reputation, these celebrity cases can make us feel like mere mortals peering up at a couple of Greek gods shooting lightning bolts at each other.
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The Celine show that closed Paris Fashion Week with a fantastic display of duds for scrawny rockers designed by Hedi Slimane (and shown on models that looked like the love children of Buster Poindexter and Dee Dee Ramone) was held in a dark pavilion constructed at great cost for the occasion on the grounds of Les Invalides.
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Even those who weren't born when Rodgers was a scrawny, 100-foot-3-inch high school freshman feel as though they know him; he made an impression on the teenagers on Pleasant Valley High School's newly crowned state championship football squad by delivering a pep talk by video that they watched before they won a state title in December.
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Alhamza snagged only about four hours of sleep, so when he emerges bleary-eyed from the bathroom of his Airbnb the next morning with pillow marks still etched on his bearded face and a t-shirt that reads F*CK YOU hugging his scrawny torso, he looks, understandably, less than thrilled to find me sitting on the couch waiting to talk to him.
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Yet, right when political humor could be ripe for the plucking by the right person, the 57-year-old MacDonald—who once made a living by cracking jokes about the week's news as the scrawny, smartass anchor of Saturday Night Live's Weekend Update—spends the entirety of his hour-long special avoiding anything that could be remotely deemed as topical.
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At a later dinner I enjoyed a bowl of mussels (a bit too scrawny) in a zesty ginger-lemongrass broth, followed by a perfect risotto of the day: cheese- and wild-mushroom-riddled; firm (not soupy as so many restaurant versions seem to be today); edged with grilled shrimp and cherry tomatoes; and topped with a speckling of Parmesan flakes speckled.
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When he first meets Viola-as-Sebastian, he and his friends are pretty rude to him — they assume he's a freshman because he's so scrawny, and they think he's super awkward when it comes to regular guy conversation (to be fair, bro-versation is completely new territory to Viola) — until Viola's friends from Cornwall help her pretend to be a total ladies' man.
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I was at what should have been a farmers' market in Berkeley, California, last year when a throng of black-clad antifascists tried to scrap it out with far-right ralliers in the middle of a park named after Martin Luther King Jr. I watched scrawny college students get pummeled by hulking, be-swastika-ed ex-soldiers and ex-law enforcement officers in motorcycle gear.
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To my immense frustration, I didn't have a pen that worked, and I was too shy to ask anybody if I could borrow one … I simply sat and thought, for four (delayed train) hours, while all the details bubbled up in my brain, and this scrawny, black-haired, bespectacled boy who didn't know he was a wizard became more and more real to me I began to write Philosopher's Stone that very evening.
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In real life, metalheads seldom make the news for nice reasons; two of the most prominent images of metal fans to hit our current news cycle were both utterly contemptible—the video of a scrawny white neo-Nazi in a Slayer shirt sucker-punching a woman at Charlottesville's deadly "Unite the Right" rally, and the recent malicious felony assault conviction of Jacob Goodwin, a white supremacist who brutally assaulted a black man named DeAndre Harris there that same weekend and who can be seen proudly wearing a Suffocation shirt on his social media profile.
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